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:<strong>Leader</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
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Review and Reflect cont.<br />
Contrast that with Peter—called by Jesus as<br />
a disciple, marked by frequent missteps and<br />
failure, and yet used by Him to establish His<br />
Church. Point to the fact that each man has<br />
his fair share of reasons to feel inadequate,<br />
disqualified, or crushed by suffering. Yet, they<br />
persevered. And through their perseverance,<br />
the gospel saturated the known world of that<br />
day and the church spread to the very ends<br />
of the earth—to you and I reading this <strong>Primer</strong><br />
today. Pray for that type of fortitude, passion,<br />
and stick-to-itiveness to mark your group<br />
as they resolve together to run after Gospel<br />
Saturation for the rest of their lives.<br />
Disciple-<br />
Making<br />
Reflection<br />
Ask the group to break into small groups<br />
once again. This time, point them back to<br />
the concluding challenge from last month’s<br />
conversation in which they were asked to<br />
meet with one or two other people to talk<br />
about discipleship. Instruct them to share the<br />
thoughts and insights of others with whom<br />
they met regarding the definition of a disciple<br />
and the systems for disciple-making. What<br />
did they learn? How did this influence their<br />
definition of a disciple? Did they alter anything<br />
about their ideal system for disciple-making as<br />
a result?<br />
Part II: Developing the Conversation